Niall Cotton's Mirrored Cities Will Make You Dizzy
Chalaine Mantha — January 18, 2011 — Art & Design
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Niall Cotton's Mirrored Cities are quite interesting to look at -- that is if you can look and not get dizzy! He uses Photoshop to sandwich two photos together to make a mirror image.
Naill was told by his peers that "it was a waste of a good image," but Naill continues anyway. He feels that some of the pictures are suited for mirroring. Mirrored Cities is definitely a unique way to look at architecture.
Naill was told by his peers that "it was a waste of a good image," but Naill continues anyway. He feels that some of the pictures are suited for mirroring. Mirrored Cities is definitely a unique way to look at architecture.
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Mirrored Architecture — The trend of using mirror images to create unique perspectives in architecture photography.
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Photoshop Techniques — The trend of using Photoshop to create innovative and surreal effects in photography.
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Unique Perspectives — The trend of exploring unconventional angles and viewpoints in architectural photography.
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Photography — The industry that can benefit from incorporating mirror image techniques and unique perspectives in architectural photography.
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Graphic Design — The industry that can utilize Photoshop techniques to create visually stunning and surreal effects in various design projects.
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Architecture — The industry that can explore and showcase unconventional angles and perspectives in architectural design and presentation.
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